Grace Garden School

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School summary

With around 35 pupils on roll, Grace Garden School is among the smallest of independent settings, offering a notably intimate environment in Bristol. The school is co-educational and admits day pupils from age 11. Led by Principal Francesca Meynell, it is inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate. Families drawn to small class sizes and close pastoral attention may find this scale particularly appealing.

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Teaching & academics

Entry at 11 is via an 11+ assessment, so prospective families should prepare for a selective admissions process. The school's very small roll allows for highly individualised teaching, with pupils likely to receive close attention from staff.

Principal · Francesca Meynell

School life & ethos

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EHC plans
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A genuinely small, independent school in Bristol for families who value an intimate, close-knit setting over a large institution.

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Grace Garden School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.